>Even a "gamer" on a pure gaming computer will have some crucial information on that machine Which belongs to the gamer user, so it can be extracted or encrypt

>Even a "gamer" on a pure gaming computer will have some crucial information on that machine Which belongs to the gamer user, so it can be extracted or encrypted by every malware running on that system. No need for esoteric attacks like rowhammer at this point. Unless you think about, for example, exploring user machine via rowhammer in js running in a browser tab, but as far as I know that was never made practical.